Gold is trading flat amid lack of any relevant data release for
the bullion market and investors rotation into the ETF’s.  The market
is also witnessing broad liquidation of well-owned positions, coupled
with a safe hedge against geopolitical tensions and economic
slowdowns.

Markets traded volatile after Monday’s decline and settled marginally lower amid mixed signals.

Gold prices inched up as the non-yielding metal's outlook remains
positive in response to the latest commentary from Federal Reserve
officials, and data point towards bigger U.S. interest rate cuts

Markets plunged sharply on Monday, losing over 2.5% due to weak global cues

On Friday, the markets traded under pressure and lost over a percent due to weak global cues

 Gold has gained sharply on worries of further Middle Eastern
violence over the weekend, after Iran said Israel assassinated Hamas's
top political leader in Tehran, in addition to the increasing
prospects of the Federal Reserve lowering U.S. interest rates

Markets edged higher amid a consolidation bias and closed slightly in the green.

Markets remained range-bound for the third successive session, ultimately gaining nearly half a percent.

Gold prices firmed in response to the killing of Hamas leader in
Iran, with the metal heading for a monthly gain driven by optimism
about potential U.S. interest rate cuts as focus shifts to the Federal
Reserve's upcoming policy decision.